Experience between ice age gullies, watercourse and wild herbs
Small canyon tour on the Planfließ
in the Schlaubetal
Do you like the unspoilt and enjoy immersing yourself in tranquil landscapes? On the Planfließ, the little sister stream of the Schlaube, you will experience hills and valleys, climb over trees and bushes and accompany the stream in its meandering course. On the guided tour, you will look for meadow herbs, marvel and taste them together
What is so special?
- Immerse yourself in an almost untouched stream landscape
- Mindfully experience different habitats
- Being out and about together, collecting herbs and processing them into spreads
- Being out and about with friends or family
Monique Pohland accompanies you through the small Planfließ adventure area and invites you to a mindful discovery. On the approximately three-hour canyon tour, you can see and experience how the landscape came to have its very own character, change sides of the riverbank and thus your view, and take some of the changed perspective back with you into your everyday life. Together, you will collect herbs at the edge of the meadow and make a snack towards the end of the tour. A glass of Bachwiesen herbal salt is provided for you to relive the experience at home
Dates
01.06.2024
03.08.2024
Further dates on request
Duration
approx. 3 hours
price
33 Euro per person
Children reduced
Participants
For solo explorers, families and groups of up to 15 people
Suitable from 5 years
Languages
German, English
Important information
Price and payment modalities: Payable in cash on site
Booking options:
Up to 1 week before the event
info@wald-wasser-weite.de
Cancellation policy:
Cancellation free of charge up to 2 days before the event
Please bring weatherproof clothing and hiking shoes for the canyon tour!
Meeting point:
10:30 a.m.
Bremsdorfer Mühle bus stop (accessible via the A400)
Contact:
Monique Pohland
info@wald-wasser-weite.de
0173 2150866
Monique Pohland
Monique Pohland has enjoyed spending most of her time in nature since childhood - preferably in the forest, but also in combination with water and/or mountains. She is a certified nature and landscape guide (ZNL according to BANU) and lives very close to nature.
